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draditithegreat · Credits: 1247960 My Scrapbook

The great cardiac vein is the largest of the veins draining into the

coronary sinus from the myocardium. It commences

near to the apex of the heart in the anterior part of the

interventricular groove. It passes superiorly in the company of the

anterior interventricular artery. At the junction of the interventricular

groove with the atrioventricular groove, it enter the latter and passes

to the left in the company of the circumflex artery. It passes over the left

border of the heart within the atrioventricular groove to merge with the

left end of the coronary sinus.

The great cardiac vein drains the territory supplied by the left coronary

artery e.g. the left atrium and ventricle.

draditithegreat · Credits: 1247960 My Scrapbook

hello!!!!!

do u all agree with this?

because itd IV and AV both!!!!!!

looking for some one with.....................an answer!!!!!

bhavu · Credits: 9481 My Scrapbook

yaar is type ke do do answer wale question se tang aa gaya hu agar iska paper setter mil jaye to khoon hi kar doon uska. ha ha ha.
i will go with interventicular becaoz after reading the para of gray i think most of the course is in ant.longitudinal sulcus that is interventricular groove.

draditithegreat · Credits: 1247960 My Scrapbook

bhavu u r simply toooooooo funnnyyyyyyyyy....

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hhaahaha!

kaisi rahi?

Bruno · Credits: 44695 My Scrapbook My Reading List 50 Books

The Interventricular groove (or sulcus) is the longitudianl groove (or sulcus)

The Atriventricular (AV) groove or sulcus is the transverse groove or sulcus....

Is the answer clear now

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